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Arthritis New Zealand
A national charity that provides information, advice and support to people diagnosed with any of the more than 140 forms of arthritis.
Hearing Aid Assistance
There are a variety of government subsidies, and you may be able to get free hearing aids, or may need to contribute some of your own funds.
Seniorline
Seniorline is a national information service to help older people and their whānau navigate the health system.
Blind Low Vision NZ
Blind Low Vision NZ provides support and services to people of all ages across Aotearoa, New Zealand.
Flu (Influenza) Vaccine
A yearly flu vaccine is recommended for everyone over 6 months old. It is free if you are aged 65 and over.
Healthline
Healthline provides a 24 hours a day, 7 days a week over-the-phone health service you can call for free health advice, information and treatment from professional healthcare providers.
High Use Health Card
If you visit your doctor more than 12 times in a year, talk to your doctor about the High Use Health Card to lower the cost of the visits.
Home Support Services for Older People
As you get older, you may need some support to stay healthy and live comfortably. Find how to get help at home, community services and rest homes.
Macular Degeneration NZ
Difficulty with your vision should not be dismissed as part of 'getting older'.
Older Persons NASC Services
NASC agencies help older people to identify their needs and connect with support services.
Prescription Subsidy Scheme
The subsidy is aimed at reducing costs for those who are prescribed a lot of medicines.
Shingles Vaccine
The shingles vaccine is recommended for anyone aged 50 and over. It is free for the 12 months after your 65th birthday.
Accommodation Supplement
Accommodation Supplement is a weekly payment which helps people with their rent, board or the cost of owning a home.
Rates Rebate
A rates rebate is a partial discount on a rates bill — you may pay less for your rates.
Check What You Might Get
Check What You Might Get helps you find out the ways Work and Income can help you and your family.
Community Services Card
The Community Services Card can help you with the costs of health care and public transport. This means you could pay less on some health services, prescriptions and fares for public transport.
Disability Allowance
Disability Allowance is a weekly payment for people who have regular, ongoing costs because of a disability. These could be visits to the doctor or hospital, medicines, extra clothing or travel.
Enduring Power of Attorney
An Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) provides future peace of mind by allowing you to choose in advance someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you’re ever unable to do so.
Eye Test and Glasses Assistance
If you're on a low income or benefit you may be able to get assistance with the cost of eye tests and glasses.
Government Healthcare Assistance
If you get NZ Super or a Veteran’s Pension, and you have a disability or health concern, you can apply for financial help or use services provided by the government to meet your health needs.